Afternoons for Friday 12 November 2010
1:10 Best Song Ever Written
Gone To Shiloh from The Union by Elton John and Leon Russell as chosen by Mike Aronsten of Nelson
1:15 NZ Music Live - Ticket
Audio of NZ Music Live can be found on our music webpage.
2:10 Feature stories
Anyone who has ever visited a hospital emergency room with a sick child, or an injured friend knows what a difference a calm, competent nurse can make in what is often one of the most traumatic experiences anyone can have. In the Hawkes Bay Regional Hospital emergency department, nurse practitioner Sharon Payne is often that person who makes the difference for a frightened child, and their even more upset parents. She's just been named the 2010 Emergency Nurse of the Year by the Australasia College of Emergency Nurses in Sydney.
Michael Stewart is addicted to running. More precisely, he's addicted to marathons. The passion started 40 years ago when he lied about his age to compete in what is now the City of Wellington Marathon. That was back in 1970. Now at age 58, he has hit the footpath in 480 marathons. Michael has just arrived in Invercargill to compete in his 481st race, the Southland Marathon on Sunday.
2:30 Reading
The final episode of 'Butler's Ringlet' by Laurence Fearnley and read by Matthew Chamberlain.
2:45 He Rourou
Massey University's success at the Maori Language Week Awards is a great example for other university according to student liaison officer Te Ahu Rei. Ana Tapiata talks with Te Ahu Rei about the benefits of their 'Supreme Award' win for all mainstream institutions
2:50 Feature Album
Avi Buffalo by Avi Buffalo.
3:08 One Stop Shop
3:10 Fresh Fast Food
Jonny Schwass's Fennel, Radish and Tangelo Salad
3:20 Weekend Wine - Michael Cooper
1) 'Cheap and Cheerful' - Villa Maria Private Bin Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2010
2) 'Mid-Price Magic' - Pencarrow Martinborough Pinot Noir 2009
3) 'Treat Yourself' - Neudorf Moutere Chardonnay 2009
3:26 Movie Review - Noelle McCarthy
The Social Network
3:33 NZ Society
The second in Amelia Nurse's series on flavour. She met up with flavour chemist Justin Bendall and Chef Ryan Tattersal at Ryan's restaurant Cobar - Justin starts out telling us about pungency:
4:06 The Panel
Jane Clifton and Deborah Hill-Cone are on The Panel